Intelligent Design? Blood Vessels Help Tumors Grow angiogene

[n00ne]

What does this have to do with intelligent design?

[1n354a]

It seems somewhat less than intelligent to create life in your own image in which you have built a method of ending that life in a really painful and devastating manner. Off the jaded-soap box, it is good to see that we are understanding cancer better and hopefully will lead to a cure.

[6miranda0]

yeah! all very great but the day they find cancer cures cancer stops being a business for Big Pharma, so no cure will ever be found....more there is already cure for cancer but it is silenced....Pharma says: the best illness is chronical illness, that's what they are doing now with cancer, they make you a chornic patiente until you die...that's is intelligent design!

[abram730]

cancers inhibit growth of other cancer cells.. perhapse an intelligent process? a rejection of group Identity. Draw upon Quorum sensing research... There is even cross communication between human cells and microbes. That's how our gut works...

I remember hearing about a Doctor that was able to convince cancer cells to stop being cancerous. he used a low dose of a drug shown to be toxic. the drug unbound locked DNA epigenetic binds. So in affect he didn't kill the cancer he reset it's DNA.

[ssnatcherss]

tumors are the creator's way of punishing evil rabbit corneas.

[Erech01]

woah! this is a huge step in helping to cure cancer:D and, as for intellegent design, yeah great intellegence in this design:P

[BoxingCoachOG]

A study of SEEDS in the field of ETHNOBOTANY could have provided this answer. A TUMOR is basically a seed that is growing in GOOD soil (in this case the diseased blood of the surrounding organ). Clean up the blood and you automatically SUPPRESS the profliferation of TUMOR(S). Science wastes TIME and MONEY on DETAILS while the main problem is still going on. They dont see the big picture.

[dfarmer1584]

Very interesting and informative video. Thanks for sharing it.

[DWN4MCC]

My father is currently receiving Chemo treatments and one of the applications in the IV is a capillary inhibiting drug. The purpose is indeed to "starve" the tumor - colon area - and perhaps reduce its size. At least inhibit its growth. Since the treatments began, the tumors (the original had metasticized) have responded appropriately with reduction in size. Thanks to Dr Muler in Toledo, Ohio.

[jay13jay13]

nothing is intelligent.

[agentorange20]

mmmmmmmm. tumor slurpe!

[RevKentHovind]

That doctor is going to Hell along with all the rest of you sodomites.

[Acorvettes]

LOL

[raulitech]

You christian?

[cntmn8td2006]

Shame! Have you no shame? The same guys that make drugs so you can live past 55 years of age and you are going to say they will go to hell. If you really stand by your idea that this doctor is an evil individual then you should never use any type of drug.

[ssnatcherss]

i didn't know they had youtube access in jail, kent.

[raulitech]

I mean 'mentioned afterwards', not 'before'. Sorry for the typo.

[raulitech]

If I am not mistaken, many years ago i saw a news report that was mentioned several times over weeks. Two hormones, known as angiostatin and endostatin that to my understanding suppress the growth of blood vessels. I do not have a good memory, but I remember through understanding and when I saw this news report I got obsessed and made notes of it as I was really impressed by it all. This was over 5 years ago and I wonder why nothing else has been mentioned of it before.